Bad Haggis

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Bad Haggis is a band based in the United States and led by piper Eric Rigler. A tune by Bad Haggis was used in the first season of Crossing Jordan. Rigler has played bagpipes on several movies and has been described as "the world's most recorded piper".^[1] He played the pipes at former President Ronald Reagan's memorial service.

• Eric Rigler - uilleann pipes, great highland bagpipes, Scottish smallpipe, tin whistle
• Mike Hoffmann - electric guitar, acoustic guitar
• Mick Linden - electric bass, vocals
• Bryon Holley - drums
• Alberto Lopez - percussion

• Rogerio Jardim - drums, vocals
• Ryan Krieger - drums, vocals

• Rubén Blades - vocals, percussion
• Los Angeles Scots Pipe Band

• Bad Haggis (1998)
• Ark (2000)
• Trip (2001)
• Wine Dark Sea (2005)

• Titanic
• Braveheart
• Austin Powers
• Troy
• Master and Commander
• Cinderella Man

• yahoo.com More information about the movie history of Eric Rigler and Bad Haggis
• mikehoffmaNN.com Guitarist Mike Hoffmann.
• hoffmannamps.com Hoffmann Amplification - Musical instrument amp builder for Bad Haggis